Andrea A. Bohn
Assistant Professor

Phone: 491-4949
Fax: 491-0603
Email: Andrea.Bohn@colostate.edu
Office: 230 Pathology Building
Lab: 309 Pathology Building

 

Degrees

• BA, Stephens College, 1984
• DVM, University of Minnesota, 1988
• PhD, Colorado State University, 1997

Board Certifications

• Diplomate, American College of Veterinary Pathologists, Clinical Pathology

Research Interests

• Dr. Bohn has a broad variety of research experience and interests which include both basic science and clinically related topics. From her doctoral training in developmental toxicology, she has developed an interest in carcinogenesis and has collaborated in studies examining the effects of toxic and inflammatory processes in the mouse lung. She also has interest in many aspects of veterinary clinical pathology and in working to update and advance the profession's knowledge base and diagnostic capabilities.

Selected Publications

Pub Med for Bohn AA.

• Teske S, Bohn AA, Cundiff JA and Lawrence BP (2006). Dioxin targets the lung, not immune system, to enhance neutrophilia during influenza virus infection. American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine, submitted.
• Bohn AA, Wills T, and Caplazi P (2005). Rethinking basal cell tumors. Veterinary Clinical Pathology, accepted.
• Bohn AA, Wills TB, West CL, Tucker RL, and Bagley RS (2005). Cerebrospinal fluid analysis and magnetic resonance imaging in the diagnosis of neurologic diseases in dogs: a retrospective study. Veterinary Clinical Pathology, accepted.
• Wills TB, Bohn AA, Finch N, Harris S. and Caplazzi P (2005). Thyroid follicular cell adenocarcinoma in a ferret. Veterinary Clinical Pathology, 34(4):405-408.
• Bohn AA, Harrod KS, Teske S, and Lawrence BP (2005). Increased mortality associated with TCDD exposure in mice infected with influenza A virus is not due to severity of lung injury or alterations in Clara cell protein content. Chemico-Biochemical Interactions, 155(3):181-190.
• Wills TB, Bohn AA, and Martin LG (2005). Hypocalcemia in a critically ill patient. Journal of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care, 15(2):136-142.
• Teske S, Bohn AA, Regal JF, Neumiller JJ, and Lawrence BP (2005). Activation of the aryl hydrocarbon receptor increases pulmonary neutrophilia and diminishes host resistance to influenza A virus. Am J Physiol Lung Cell Mol Physiol, 289(1):L111-124.
• Vorderstrasse BA, Fenton SE, Bohn AA, Cundiff JA, and Lawrence BP (2004). A novel effect of dioxin: Exposure during pregnancy severely impairs mammary gland differentiation. Toxicological Sciences, 78(2):248-257.
• Vorderstrasse BA, Bohn AA, Lawrence BP (2003). Examining the relationship between impaired host resistance and altered immune function in mice treated with TCDD. Toxicology, 188(1):15-28.
• Bohn AA, Bagley RS (2003). Skills laboratory, Part II: CSF sample handling and examination. Veterinary Medicine, 98(6):488-498.
• Bagley RS, Bohn AA (2003). Skills laboratory, Part III: Clinical utility and interpretation of routine cerebrospinal fluid analysis. Veterinary Medicine, 98(6):499-506.
• Bohn AA, Rothschild C (2002). Peritoneal fluid from a febrile foal. Veterinary Clinical Pathology, 31(4):189-191